Pomona and the Yellow Flower in a Italianate Opera
Robert Marlowe, a gifted young composer, becomes entranced by Pomona, a radiant singer with a yellow flower. In a Spain-haunted memory she reveals her mother was from Spain while her austere father, Professor Morosa, guards her devotions and bans his daughter from mingling with his artless world.
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Pomona Returns as Marlowe Keeps Faith in Song
The tale follows Robert Marlowe whose passion for Pomona sparks his "Violets of the South" fantasy. After Pomona appears and dies, she returns from the beyond, reviving their bond as Marlowe braces against doubt and sorrow with renewed love and music.
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